When “what did you say?” becomes a daily habit You laugh it off the first few times. Your spouse mumbles, the TV volume creeps up, and restaurants seem louder than they used to be. But when “can you repeat that” turns into something you say ten times a day, it stops being funny. It starts Read more..
Hearing Aids for Mild Hearing Loss: Yes, No, or Not Yet?
You’re sitting at dinner with friends, and you catch yourself leaning in a little closer. Sometimes you nod along even though you missed half the conversation. It’s not a big deal, right? Just background noise. Everyone struggles to hear in restaurants. However, if you’re noticing it, your brain is working tirelessly to fill in the Read more..
Diabetes and Hearing Loss
Diabetes and hearing loss are two leading health concerns today. Not surprisingly, many adults, especially older are afflicted with both. Recent studies show diabetics are twice as likely as non-diabetics to experience hearing loss while those with pre-diabetic symptoms show a 30% higher rate of hearing loss than those with normal blood glucose levels. Most Read more..
Holiday Help for Hearing Loss
The holidays have a way of bringing families and friends together. For people with untreated hearing loss, holiday gatherings can be extremely difficult. With multiple loud conversations, kids playing, music, and the commotion that make up a big gathering, it is easier for one with a hearing loss to withdraw from the situation rather than Read more..
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